Italian Film Locations Featured in Guides and Carlo Verdone’s ‘Viaggi di nozze’ Tour

A new guide outlines how to plan itineraries that combine art, nature and city settings across Italy and broader Europe for film‑related photography. It advises on selecting thematic spots, mapping routes, securing permits, and respecting local access rules to avoid crowds and ensure respectful shooting.

The guide’s examples highlight iconic Italian sites such as Rome’s historic squares, Venice’s canals, and the Dolomites, while also mentioning European locations like Paris and London. It stresses the use of layered maps and timing considerations for lighting and crowd control.

Separately, a detailed list of shooting locations from Carlo Verdone’s 1995 comedy *Viaggi di nozze* is provided. The film’s scenes were filmed at several Roman churches (San Giuseppe Cottolengo, Santa Caterina da Siena), a church in Fiumicino, the Ristorante Paradiso Terra in Rome, a Florence hotel on Lungarno Guicciardini, the Aquapiper water park in Guidonia, the Acattolica cemetery in Rome, Bologna’s Piazza Maggiore area, Venice’s Hotel Danieli on the Riva degli Schiavoni, the Ca’ Zenobio degli Armeni, and the Pamphili Park residence in Rome.